How the Market Really Works and How We Trade the Market

For a moment, put aside the discussion of trending vs ranging and absorb this following truth.
We that are here have our Trend and PA waves to suggest when a "setup breakout" might be coming. And
we have our PVSRA for clues confirming or denying. We cannot know how the MMs will move price next,
but if PVSRA clues that precede the "setup breakout" agree with the breakout direction then we have more
confidence to trade the "setup breakout". But, we still cannot know how the MMs will move price next. We
can never know for sure how the MMs will move price next. So, as the expression goes, "The best laid
plans of mice and men can go asunder." Why is this and what do we do about it?
It happens because while everyone in the market is looking at charts, and considering fundamentals and
such, to decide if to trade, the MMs are watching the price queue to see how the market is trading and to
decide how to best take advantage of it. These are entirely different metrics that are being used by
opposing sides - the market vs the Market Makers - and it is no wonder that traders end up in a "Stop
Hunt" or in a "Head Fake", even after every consideration!
What we do about it is fold, and reassess if we have apparently traded a Head Fake, or whether we might
just be caught in a stop hunt. And we "reset" ourselves "offline" and back into the mode of "stalking" a
"setup breakout".
Now, some here like to "dance" with the MMs. And they sometimes assume greater risks by "dancing"
based on PVA episodes and PVSRA clues, and paying no attention to "our" Trend and to what side of "our"
Trend the price action is taking place. Simply put, this can sometimes look like a winner trade method
utilizing PVA and PVSRA, but it is top and bottom picking. And eventually, it will "Blow up Big Time!"
because it is a bad habit, and it becomes a stronger bad habit that will be practiced with weaker discipline.

Our Trend is our friend. It causes us to be patient to await a proper "setup breakout". And it gives us
what nothing else can give us. It gives us an indication of market momentum. And market momentum
is the ONLY thing that favors traders instead of the Market Makers! And once we are trading a proper
"setup breakout", having had the patience to wait for it, we then need the discipline to watch while we
hold it, to see if we need to fold it and reassess! And this is because we can never know how the MMs
will move price next! Believe me, it is far less expensive to absorb the cost of many small SLs being hit
than to pay price tag that goes with the bad habit of not doing so!

We here have our friend, our Trend that gives us a visual on MOMENTUM, which is the ONLY THING that
favors traders more than the market makers. We have our "setup" which we look for. And we have PVSRA
to look for preceding clues that support or contradict the breakout direction of a "setup". Once we get
into this groove, less important is the question of whether a setup is with the overall trend or not, or is
simply close enough to the borders of a range to make decent profits on a move back across the range.

In simple terms, and in sequence...

1. Accept that our Trend is our friend.
2. Be patient to wait for a proper setup breakout.
3. Look for preceding PVSRA clues confirming/ denying.
4. Once in, be disciplined to fold at a reasoned SL and reassess for later re-entry or reversal setup.
The Setup Breakout
The attached picture shows the setup breakout we look for.
In simple terms, and in sequence...
1. Trend is angled up (Momentum!).
2. PA wave is crossing up thru Trend.
3. Volume increased going into and coming out of the bottom of the bullish PA wave (PVSRA).
4. The setup breakout is related to the breakaway from the key 1/2 Level (PVSRA)
5. Preceding the setup there was notable volume when price dropped below the 3/4 Level (PVSRA)
Additional points to study are...
1. Still further back, during the early Asian Session (AS) there was also notable activity in the same area
as our breakout. This was a Head Fake thru the 1/2 Level to sucker in longs. This was followed by the
MMs taking the price back down - a stop hunt of those longs - culminating in the high volume at the lows
below the 1/4 Level.
2. Following this stop hunt, the MMs moved price up again to start suckering in longs again, followed by
the MMs taking the price back below the 1/4 Level, stop hunting longs again.
3. Then the MMs ran the price up with notable activity again in the area of our breakout as price peeked
thru the 1/2 level for the second time - another Head Fake to sucker longs - followed by the MMs pulling
price back down in their final stop hunt before the true breakout of the 1/2 Level.
4. So, thru all of this the "longs" were right. But they were repeatedly coaxed in too soon and then
subjected to stop hunts. The market is all about liquidity. That is why we first look for MOMENTUM!

How Can We Trade When Our Trend Is Not Up To Snuff?

Yes, there are times when the MMs swing price far enough and fast enough that our Trend cannot keep
pace with the price action. But what is that telling us? It is telling us that there are no orders piling up
and overwhelmingly causing the price to start to move. Instead, it is telling us that the MMs are whipping
and/ or whacking price to create liquidity, or it is telling us that the MMs and SM have already built their
positions and the MMs are now quickly driving the price to where those positions can be closed for
profit. This is pure price manipulation, not market momentum! Without a doubt, the MMs can keep prices
where they want to keep them while opening positions, and when it is time to move price and keep it
elsewhere for closing those positions, they can do that too.

Price whipping and whacking by the Robber Bank MMs is not a good trading environment. But, sometimes
PVSRA is rather clearly showing us the MMs are repeatedly first moving price to sucker in traders and then
reversing price to subject their positions to stop hunts. And when we conclude from our PVSRA that this
is happening, and we suspect we know in which direction price will eventually be moved by the MMs, or
otherwise by market momentum, then we become interested in looking for a place to enter the trade that
we are anticipating will eventually come. What we are essentially doing at this point is throwing out the
Rules Book and looking for a top or bottom!

Looking for a top or bottom to enter a trade (or add to one) is very risky. When we are doing this we are
saying to ourselves that we believe we know the top or the bottom when in fact we cannot know how the
MMs will move price next. So, if we are going to do this, we should do this with some limitations. Here is
one way to do this. We can look at the larger TF charts and ask ourselves where might price further go if
we are wrong about the top or bottom we pick. And even if that seems an unreasonable distance away,
plan on adding at each quarter level to that next place. You'd be surprised how often, once the MMs are
on a liquidity creation drive or a run for profits drive not validated by the Trend, just how far they will take
the price! A big distance can involve a big draw down on our accounts, so we should space out our planned
entries to be at each quarter Level and no closer! And we should set the size of the entries small, not
large! Why? What if that unreasonable distance is traversed and the MMs keep right on pushing the price?

So, we can begin to see how this can go. And we can begin to second guess the wisdom of even trying
to trade in such a market, because what looks like a great opportunity to take advantage of what the
MMs are doing during the LS, can have become a travesty by the end of it! Is it really worth it? Or is it
greed that makes us think so? Or is it a trading compulsion?
Yes, trading without validation by our Trend can sometimes yield nice profits. But, and lets be honest
now, this is top and bottom picking. This is ourselves convincing ourselves we know what is going to
happen when in fact we do not! And as such, this is a very bad habit. This bad habit will become
stronger and discipline will become weaker. This is a recipe for disaster. And this is exactly the way the
Robber Banks want us to trade!
But, if we still want to try to trade what is called a "choppy" market, here is another idea. We pick our
top or bottom and place a hard and tight stop loss, 20 pips or less. It if gets hit, it gets hit. We
reassess while waiting and then try again. It is about all we can do. And it is better than the previous
suggestion because if we do not have the discipline to set a very tight SL and abide in the results, then
for sure we do not have the discipline to kill our trade when we have mounting losses by being down,
having added and are down now even more, etc., etc.
Finally, and if you have reasoned out everything that has already been said, here is what I consider the
best idea of all for trading a choppy market. Drop down to the M1 chart and trade it like it was the M15
chart, but with much lower anticipations for profits and tight stop losses, both of which should be based
only on the extent of the more immediate of price swings on the M1 chart, just as we would do on the
M15 chart. Abide in the same conditions for using the Trend to validate and using PVSRA to confirm or
deny, exactly as we would do on the M15 chart.
In conclusion, if we insist on trading a market when price is widely swinging and our M15 Trend cannot
keep up, we drop to a lower TF chart to trade, and adjust all our "gauges" accordingly. After all is said
and done, our Trend is our only friend. PVSRA can help us to better understand what the MMs are up to,
but only our Trend can show us when there is rising "natural" momentum in the market to go along with
the excessive price manipulation in the market. And MOMENTUM is the ONLY aspect of this highly
manipulated market that favors traders instead of the market makers.

The Three Arrogance Skills

In every society there are norms and standards for behavior. Some are set as laws, with punishments
for breaking them. And there are folks that do so.

The path these folks go down is already known. The steps already have descriptions. They are
Justification, Self-Deception, Total Absorption.

When a person willingly steps off the right path they have already justified to themselves doing so. They
have told themselves such things as it won't matter as it is only the first time, etc. They step off the right
path onto the wrong path. Usually nothing happens at first.

So, as time goes by, they decide it is alright to do more of whatever they know they should not be
doing. And they do more. And if they don't get caught, they continue to do more.
There comes a time when they decide they are skilled at the wrongdoing, enough so that they can continue
with caution for as long as they like because they know enough about what they are doing to avoid getting
caught. They have just accomplished self-deception. There is no stopping them now.
From this point on they believe they are in control and they become totally absorbed in their
wrongdoing. And we know the outcome.
What has this to do with trading?

This is why I hammer on the point that bad habits become stronger bad habits, and these stronger bad
habits become engaged in with weakening discipline. Think about it each time you decide to step apart
from our method.

Warning About Market Day Changeovers & Stop Losses!

Starting the month of July 2015 some traders have experienced "mysterious" incidents of stop losses
being hit but the chart showing price did not actually reach the SL. How could this be?
Attached are two charts showing this happening?
On further inspection it is realized that both incidents happened during the one minute changeover of the
market day. This period starts 15 seconds before the end of the last minute of one day and ends 45
seconds into the first minute of the new day. The Robber Banks do not chart what happens to the price
during this "changeover minute". Charting of prices stops 45 seconds into the last minute of the "old"
day, with OHLC prices based only on that 45 second period of the last minute. Charting of prices resumes
45 seconds into the "new" day, with OHLC prices based only on that 15 second period remaining in the
first minute.
By doing this, there is an entire minute that the Robber Banks can set whatever prices they want, fabricate
"hitting" SLs, and steal money! And nothing they do during this minute is charted! So, if you have a SL
set on a trade, because it gives the Robber Banks license to steal your money, they might simply do that
regardless of the charted prices for the last minute of the "old" day and the first minute of the "new" day.

Of the two examples shown, GBPJPY is the most notorious. The SL was set at 193.662, and the high price
for the last "minute" of the "old" day was 193.468, and the high price of the first "minute" of the "new"
day was 193.428 and so there is no price near the SL! Yet, during the one minute of uncharted "settlement"
the Robber Banks closed out the trade and stole the money! According to the MT4 Account the close price
was the SL price of 193.662 and the time of close was 2015.07.21 00:00:45, which is at the start of the 15
second first "minute" of the "new" day.

In the second example, the SL was set at 2.11264, and the high price for the last "minute" of the "old" day
was 2.11095, and the high price of the first "minute" of the "new" day was 2.11026,.....and so there is no
price near the SL! Yet, during the one minute of uncharted "settlement" the Robber Banks closed out the
trade and stole the money! According to the MT4 Account the close price was the SL price of 2.11264 and
the time of close was 2015.07.20 00:00:45, which is at the end of the 45 second last "minute" of the "old"
day.

So, be forewarned of this practice. The Robber Banks operating their currency market are thieves! This
currency market of theirs is rigged and corrupted by them. And this practice of suddenly widening spreads,
twenty pips and even much more sometimes, to hit stops at the changeover from one market day to the
next, looks to be on the increase. The only way to assure this will not happen to you is to not have a hard
SL set during the changeover from one market day to another, at least not one that is close to the actual
market price. How close? I guess that depends on just how badly the Robber Banks want to steal your
money. And I wouldn't even venture a guess on that.

Why is Forex Trading so Difficult? This is Why.....

People like to refer to "good" money management, but nobody actually defines exactly what that is. People
like to refer to courses to "learn" how to trade, but courses do not teach how the market really works. The
fact is nobody can know how price will move next and the reason for that no course will teach you. Nor
will the course teach you to accept that fact and then how to best trade in such an environment.

These things are important.

1. Trade very, very light relative to account size.
2. Do not set a hard SL, but do have a tight mental SL and abide in it. It is far easier to pay the price of
numerous tight SLs getting hit than it is to pay the price tag for the habit of not using a SL. The reason
for not setting a hard SL is because you give up control of when the trade is closed. Never do that! You

keep control of when the trade is closed, but with that freedom comes the responsibility to be sensible
about when to close it based on the new, current market "condition".
3. It is the market makers that control price, not buyers and sellers. And we cannot know how the market
makers will move price next. Not ever! And the reason is simple. While the market analyzes charts and
fundamentals and such, to decide on trading, the market makers analyze the price queue to see exactly
how the market is trading, and how to take advantage of that. Completely different metrics are being used
by these opponents: the market, and the market makers. And so it is no wonder traders are so often
confronted with stop hunts, head fakes and sudden runs, often in the unanticipated direction. The
interlinked market making banks decide what sequence of directions they will move price and how
far. They make that decision based on the money they will make filling orders, the money they will steal
hitting stops, and the profits they will make on their own positions.

People pay for indicators, for EAs, for courses, but in the end they are still babies going up against the
most successful syndicate of thieves the world has ever known, the banks. And the "tools" they paid for
are inadequate. The currency trading market some of these interlinked banks operate is one of the most
lucrative and rigged of their ventures.

The Three Basic Concepts and Two Premises in PVSRA and Things to Remember
Three Basic Concepts...
There are three basic concepts at work in PVSRA. And they are the three most important factors in
trading......

Without exception, everyone agrees that the study of price action is important to successful trading! And
the study of price action is a part of PVSRA. Unfortunately, no one can tell how the Robber Bank MMs will
move price next, because while traders analyze price action to see how to trade, the MMs analyze the price
queue to see how the market is trading and how to take advantage of it! So, if we cannot know how price
will move next, how can we trade on price action alone?
Not everyone agrees with the value of volume, which is also a part of PVSRA. In the currency market
nowadays, some brokers provide real volume (the actual volume of currency) while most still provide tick
volume (number of times price changes). And research shows that tick volume is just as effective as real
volume in providing signals to traders. The real question is whether or not volume in either form is
valuable. Some say "No." Yet, volume is a part of PVSRA because changes in volume denote changes in
interest in the corresponding price area. Both types of volume show these changes. And these changes
provide important clues for traders. Traders practiced in understanding and using these clues become
more
profitable.

The study of support and resistance is a part of PVSRA. Here too, most everyone agrees traders will be
more successful if they have a proper working knowledge of S&R; where it is, what it implies, and how to
use it.
There they are, the three basic concepts behind PVSRA, "Price, Volume, SR Analysis".

Two Basic Premises...

They are that it is not buyers and sellers that move price. The Robber Bank MMs are the movers of
price. And also, SM prefers to build long below key SR Levels and build short above them.

The forex currency market is a market open to traders because the big interlinked banks that are the
market makers (Robber Banks/MMs) make a profit off of this business they operate,.BILLIONS a
year! They make money two ways: commissions matching buyer orders and seller orders, and thru
legalized theft via manipulating price up/down the price queue to hit the pending stop loss orders placed
by institutions and others. It is important we recognize that the MMs will move price up and down to
different price levels/areas where institutions have placed orders. There will "always" be orders both above
and below the current price, placed there by institutional buyers and sellers. So, who determines the
sequence of price directions and the extent of distances that price will move? Do those buyers and
sellers? No! Does the content of "releases"? No! It is the Robber Banks/MMs that determine how price
moves, and they move it however makes them the most profits! And their price manipulations are
frequently Head Fakes and Stop Hunts, taking price either above key SR where they prefer to get their own
sell orders filled, or below key SR where they prefer to get their own buy orders filled.

Remember these things...

There can be no doubt that this "market", manipulated by the Robber Bank MMs, is very tricky and
unpredictable. And there can be no doubt now that PVSRA is the best way to try and stay on track with
what the MMs might be up to. Just as the Trend with angle validates entry during momentum, so can
PVSRA "validate" taking advantage of MMs manipulation when the MMs are trying to take advantage of
us!

In this trading environment we here at PVSRA subscribe to Trend validated setup breakouts only. PVSRA
is to provide confirmation in the ways already described in above posts. However, there are times when
such a trade can go sour. The decision must be made to fold, hold, or hold and add. It is recommended
to fold using a tight mental SL. Since price tends to move up and down, often a better exit can be had
simply by waiting a bit. But here too, PVSRA can help us with making a decision on a trade gone sour, so
that we can deal with a highly manipulated market with some flexibility.

The PVSRA TVT20, Trading a Complex Market Effectively and Simply

The PVSRA TVT20 trade method is not an "original" work. As with our indicators, it is based on
contributions over time but with a simple "gardener" to pull the weeds and straighten things up. So we
should credit others that pioneered, contributed, and left noteworthy examples as clues for others that
would follow.
Credit goes to folks like DanPa, Islander, Cigarguy and any others that learned to make quick in-out
trades. And why so? The reason is that the Robber Bank MMs whip and whack prices, make the market
choppy, and run their Head Fakes and Stop Hunts,....all designed to keep everyone but themselves at
severe disadvantage when trying to make pips from what they "predict" will be good price moves. These
traders learned the value of not exposing themselves to all that these Robber Bank MMs can do to leave
good intentioned traders with unintended losses!
And special credit goes to Fisher755, who diligently read what there was to read, absorbed it, learned from
it, and eventually realized there was a gem laying there. It was not all cut and polished so that anyone
could instantly be impressed by it. It was just laying there. Nobody picked it up and started to examine
it. Nobody saw its true value,.....nobody except Fisher755, who had scrupulously done all the Homework,
and was therefore in a position to recognize what others missed.
And so, we come to the PVSRA TVT20. TVT20 stands for "Trend Validated Trade for 20 pips (MOL)". This
post will describe this method. It will identify the essential considerations of the method and sufficiently
discuss them. Any need for changes discovered as the method is extensively used, will be incorporated
into this post as time goes on. So, here we go.
The PVSRA TVT20 combines two acknowledged benefits to traders: one, that "natural" market
momentum benefits traders unlike anything else, and two, that "FIFO" (fast in, fast out) trades are a very
effective way to capture pips before the MMs can decapitate you! And, in the process, it is discovered
that the age-old problem of SL placement is finally resolved to the benefit of the trader!
Here are the PVSRA TVT20 considerations......
1. Trade only the LS.
2. Trade only if Trend has good angle.
3. Trade only if PVSRA supports a Trend direction move.
4. Wait EP for these things....
* PA must exhibit a move away from the Trend (does not have to come from within the Trend).
* PA must exhibit a retrace back towards the Trend (towards/ into/ thru).
* PA must exhibit a move back away from the Trend, and breakout a key S/R Level (whole, half,
sometimes a quarter Level).
5. TP is 20+ pips, so pick a S&R or consolidation area really close in.
6. SL is placed somewhere just beyond the retrace move, maybe just beyond some historic S/R a bit
further away.
7. Add to trade only close to SL.
Trade only the LS.

The LS is by far the highest volume time each day for trading. If there is going to be momentum to carry
a trade, if the Trend is going to exhibit that by showing good angle, then this is the time of each trading
day that it will occur. Some brokers advertise the forex market as "24/5", as though that was a good thing
for retail traders. Don't believe it! Remember, at the end of the trading day, when there is the
"changeover" to the next trading day, the Robber Bank MMs will increase spreads! For some pairs, spreads
can suddenly shoot from several pips to dozens of pips. They do this to hit stops and to discourage traders
from trading during this period, while they use all available liquidity for themselves. Trade the LS only. Do
not "carry" trades over to another day!

2. Trade only if Trend has good angle.

As stated just above, the Trend must show good angle. For longs, that would be an angle of between 1
o'clock and 2 o'clock on the watch. For shorts, that would be an angle of between 4 o'clock and 5 o'clock
on the watch. Anything less than that is not so clear an indication of good momentum to carry a
trade. Also, the angle must be the result of "natural" building activity, not the result of some sudden price
spike manipulation by the Robber Bank MMs!

3. PVSRA must support....

Your skill with PVSRA is a key element to your best success as a trader. It fills in the "blanks". It leads to
"understanding" how the market REALLY works. It is what changes you from a blind trader that is at the
mercy of a plethora of indicators, EAs and the Robber Bank MMs (good luck!), into a trader that wise,
disciplined and patient. Do not forsake PVSRA for some "good looking pic", leaping into the action, and
ending up cleaned out! As you can see in the example trade picture attached, previous to the TVT20 the
MMs had previously sold of heavily from above the whole Level, a PVSRA indication of bears.

4. Wait EP for these things....

What you want to see is that price has already made a zig-zag move, first away from the Trend (does not
have to come from inside the trend), then back towards the trend (towards/into/thru) and then that price
moves back away from the Trend to breakout a key level (whole, half, sometimes a quarter Level). Think
of it as "zig-zag, key Level breakout". This is the time for entry. And this is the place to mention entry
size. If you have, for example, a $500 account, your entry size should not exceed 0.05 (five micro-lots). As
your account grows, your trade size can grow accordingly. It is recommended to trade very light relative
to account size. This promotes confidence rather than fear, discipline rather than greed, and patience
rather than over trading. Remember, as your actual experience mounts, and your actual account grows,
you can increase trade size accordingly. You can see that things will improve only slowly at first, but with
success they will actually, over time, be improving at an ever increasing rate! Be sensible; be disciplined
and be patient.

5. TP is 20+ pips.....
The key to this TVT20 method is the "FIFO"....fast in, fast out!.....style of trading, Yes, there will be times
price will run quickly further. Don't kick a gift horse in the mouth! Take the profit. And do not get greedy
and wait for the gift horse to kick you, taking it all back, and more! The Robber Bank MMs whip and whack
prices to decapitate traders looking for nice, smooth, forward runs. Don't believe it! Take your profit off
the table and await a decent retrace before considering another trade.

6. SL is placed just beyond the retrace move

The TVT20 method relies on a price zig-zag and then a breakout of a whole, half level, sometimes a quarter
Level, while the Trend has good angle. This situation makes placing the SL a no-brainer. Place it just
beyond the retrace in the zig-zag move, or maybe just beyond some obvious historic S/R level
nearby. Since price just broke out a key Level the probability is there will not be another deep retrace until
the price first makes pips for the trade. Why? The Robber Bank MMs will usually allow more time and give
more pips to coax more money into the market before running another retrace or a stop hunt.

7. Add to trade only close to SL.

More trades than not, you will suffer the MMs moving price against you after making entry. This is the
result of a choppy market, the kind of market maintained by the MMs thru price manipulation in order to
create liquidity to fill SM orders and to outright legally steal money from market participants. Done
carefully, additions to the trade can enable us to take advantage of the MMs when they are trying to take
advantage of us. Only add to the trade close to the SL. Such additions will lose the least if the SL is
hit. They will profit the most if not. This is the utilization of probabilities, which should favor us if our
TVT20 selections are of quality.
Summary:
That's it for now, PVSRA TVT20 in a nutshell. The method is designed to allow you to apply your PVSRA
to a specific trade style that favors you making pips with minimum risk, and a no nonsense SL placement,
just in case. You understand now why the pips target is small. If you want more pips, as your account
grows (and it will) simply enlarge your trade size for more "total" pips. You should experience that this
"FIFO" trade method does not overexpose you to market manipulations, to swaps charges, or to severe
draw downs. It is most unlikely you will ever be exposed to a "Black Swan" event. And you will have made
it extremely difficult for the Robber Bank MMs to take your money instead of you taking theirs.

Those of you that know me, that have either been with me over the years or have become familiar with
what I have been doing, have seen my dedication to helping others learn, apply and become more
successful. I say this not as a brag, but as a statement of fact. I have put more work into the "places"
where I have practiced my dedication than any other 30 people combined,.....and THEN some! I have
done this by providing indicators and templates, comments on how the market REALLY works, and by
posting real-time trades. Others have seen this and have selflessly contributed in these areas, for which
I have always given full credit, as it truly warms my heart to see others rally to the cause when help is
selflessly offered to others that are willing to engage in the work necessary to achieve success.

So, you can understand that it is no wonder I do not favor simply providing signals to anyone. And I have
no tolerance for those who have benefited from the work I and others have created, and then have gone
off to package it and sell it to others!

The bottom line is this. If you want to be a more successful trader, this is the premier place to be because
PVSRA has an unchallenged track record of incredible success, because we provide all the tools and training
needed, and because we continue to support with ongoing examples of what we teach. And, because
everything is FREE!.....absolutely FREE!

If you are not interested in being a more successful trader, if all you want is to deceive yourself into
believing you will end up profitable by parasiting or paying someone else for signals, courses and tools,
then you are in the wrong place by being here. The intent we have here is not to simply hand out fish to
the hungry, but to freely teach them to fish for themselves, and freely provide them with the tools they
need and with ongoing support. They will not remain hungry if they are willing to learn and to work.
Anyone that can be successful as a trader, can be successful here, for free. There is never a need for
anyone to pay anyone else for anything to become a successful trader. And that person has the potential
to be their own best source of "signals", because once learned and skilled here with PVSRA, their opinion
is as good as anyone else's opinion is, and better than most!

Momentum
While PVSRA.....analysis of PA and volume around key S&R areas.....lends itself to better forming the true
picture of what the IWWRBMMs (interlinked Robber Bank MMs) are up to, it is momentum that is the
essential element for a trade in which you can be fast in, fast out (FIFO) banking your profits before the
MM's next whip or whack to decapitate traders.

Understand that a choppy market is not a natural thing. It is the creation of the interlinked Robber Bank
MMs, created because it enhances their ability to create liquidity and to steal other peoples' money. Long
gone are the days offering the trading conditions that are the basis for those that insist the most money is
to be made investing in the currency market via swing trading and position trading. Unless you are rich
enough to not be bothered by the draw downs of the constant price whipping and whacking by the
IWWRBMMs, nothing could be further from the truth. If money is to be made, not as so a rich person can
become more rich, but as so others can improve, build upon their current financial situation to become
better off, then it is by FIFO trading the highly manipulated currency market.

And the key element that enhances the probability of a FIFO trade ending profitable is
momentum. Averaging the actual price history is the accepted manner to create a signal of momentum. It
is the moving average line thus created. Accordingly, we use the good angle of our Trend to help us see
situations of momentum. In this respect, the Trend is our friend. Not waiting for good angle, not waiting
for the LS to get underway, not being patient is not the Trend's fault. It is the trader's fault!
Instead of being greedy and impatient and ill disciplined, it is best the trader keep watch on PA and those
most key whole and half levels, looking to see what PA and volume look like in those areas. It is best to
realize that if price is consolidating beneath one, the odds favor a move higher. If a TVT20 long setup
occurs, after such consolidation beneath a key level, the trader should replace greed, impatience and lack
of discipline with the skill to see the situation for what it might become, and heed the angle of the Trend
before making entry, lest you end up owning a head fake followed by more consolidation, or even a
reversal, which the IWWRBMMs are fully equipped to create without notice. Decapitation!
Momentum is the key to FIFO TVT20 trading. Jump the gun and you are dumb!

The Future of the PVSRA Text Book

Dear Gals and Guys, PVSRA Musketeers All,

Let me ask you a question. If you were a newbie, if you were starting out as a trader, wouldn't it be nice
to discover the place of PVSRA where concept, tools and consistency were all free, standard fare and very,
very well explained on a repetitive basis? Wouldn't it be nice to see posted trades with complete
explanations of PVSRA support of the trade,.....in each and every post of a trade?

In the back of your mind you know the answer is "Yes!" But part of your brain is already jumping ahead
and worrying about the additional work you yourself would have to put into posts of your trades. Right?

Well, think about this. Would you like to come to a thread that has a thousand extremely well explained
trades for you to study and learn from, or would you like to be confronted with a thread offering ten
thousand posts, mostly without much explanation at all! Which situation would be more conducive to
teaching and helping you and others learn and develop your skills as a trader?

Now, let me ask you another question. Why are we all here? Are we not all here to learn and to grow, to
develop our skills as a trader and become more successful, independent of "signal" providers and sellers
of courses, indicators, robots, and any other garbage that would hold us back from achieving this goal? And
do you all not think it more noble to stay and contribute to this work as your success increases, than to
bail out and become a purveyor of "signals" and other trading paraphernalia, enticing others away from
achieving their full potential, just so you can pocket their money?

Starting this week, I am asking all PVSRA Musketeers to include in their posted trades their PVSRA indicating
support for the trade. Tell it like you came to see it. This is the only way to achieve ongoing high efficiency
teaching of what we do here. There is no reason for anyone to post to this text book other than to further
the cause of this text book and to help others learn. No one that can be successful as a trader needs to
pay others for anything in order to achieve that success. They can achieve that success right here, for
free. And I want that process to be as straightforward and as efficiently achieved for everyone as is
possible. And I hope every PVSRA Musketeer fully agrees with this.